Tinharé

Tinharé is a small island located off the coast of Bahia, Brazil, in the municipality of Cairu. It is part of the Tinharé Archipelago, which is a significant tourist destination known for its natural beauty. The island is characterized by its pristine beaches, mangrove forests, and clear waters, making it popular for ecotourism and relaxation.

The main settlement on Tinharé is the village of Boipeba, which shares its name with the larger island it is part of. Access to Tinharé is primarily by boat, as there are no paved roads connecting it to the mainland or within the island itself. This lack of infrastructure contributes to its tranquil atmosphere and preserved natural environment. Visitors often arrive via Salvador or Valença.

Tinharé's economy is largely dependent on tourism, with a focus on sustainable practices. Activities available include swimming, snorkeling, diving, boat trips to nearby islands and beaches, and exploring the diverse marine life. The island offers a range of accommodations, from simple pousadas to more luxurious resorts, catering to different traveler preferences. Its remote location and natural charm are key attractions for those seeking an escape from urban life. The archipelago is also recognized for its biodiversity, particularly its extensive mangrove ecosystems.